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大学生专业调查报告英语范文

大学生专业调查报告英语范文**English Content****Title:** A Thorough Investigation into the Preferences of University Students Regarding Their Major Fields**Introduction:** In the ever-evolving landscape of higher education, understanding the preferences and perspectives of university students regarding their chosen major fields is paramount. This investigation aims to delve deeper into the factors that influence student choices, the challenges they face, and the future prospects they envision.**Methodology:** A mixed-methods approach was employed for this investigation, combining quantitative surveys with qualitative interviews. A total of 500 undergraduate students from diverse academic backgrounds were surveyed, and follow-up interviews were conducted with 30 randomly selected respondents.**Results:** The survey revealed that the majority of students (65%) chose their majors based on personalinterest and passion. However, 25% reported that external factors such as family expectations and job prospects influenced their decisions. Furthermore, 10% admitted to selecting their majors solely based on ease of coursework. Qualitative interviews revealed that students face various challenges, including rigorous coursework, competitive environments, and unclear career paths. Despite these challenges, the majority expressed positive outlooks, citing opportunities for growth, networking, and developing skills that would be beneficial in their future careers.**Conclusion:** This investigation highlights the importance of considering both personal interests and external factors when choosing a major. While passion and interest play a crucial role, it is also essential to consider the practicalities and future prospects of a chosen field. University administrators and faculty members should strive to provide students with resources and guidance to make informed decisions about their academic paths.**Recommendations:** Based on the findings of this investigation, we recommend that universities:1. Encourage students to explore different fields early in their academic careers.2. Provide career counseling and mentoring services to help students align their academic goals with future career aspirations.3. Enhance curriculum design to include more practical and hands-on experiences that prepare students for real-world challenges.**Chinese Content****标题：** 大学生专业选择偏好深度调查报告**引言：** 在高等教育不断演进的背景下，了解大学生对于所选择专业的偏好和看法至关重要。

英语教学调查报告模板及范文高中

英语教学调查报告模板及范文高中English: In conducting a survey regarding English teaching in high schools, various aspects should be taken into consideration. Firstly, it is important to assess the proficiency level of both teachers and students. This can be done through standardized tests or evaluations. Additionally, the teaching methods employed should be evaluated to ensure that they are effective in promoting language acquisition and retention. It is also crucial to consider the resources available for English education, such as textbooks, technology, and support services. Feedback from both teachers and students should be gathered to identify areas for improvement and to tailor the curriculum to meet the needs of the students. Overall, a comprehensive survey should aim to provide a thorough understanding of the current state of English teaching in high schools and offer recommendations for enhancement.中文翻译: 在进行高中英语教学调查时，应该考虑到各个方面。

英文调查报告范文

英文调查报告范文篇一：调查报告范文2 (英文)1. IntroductionLibrary is always a symbol of the university. It provides college students with manyuseful resources. At the same time, how to make full of the resources becomes a new problem for college students. For that purpose, the present survey is made.1.1 PurposeThe survey sets its goal at investigating how well the college students can take advantage of the resources provided in our school library. Then, we hope to give some suggestions to our school library so that it can be improved in some aspects.1.2 SubjectsIn order to make the survey more persuasive, we did the research among students in our university including both undergraduates and postgraduates. 157 copies of questionnaires in total were handed out and 150 were collected back which are effective. Interviewees are from different majors and different grades. 41 of them are freshmen, 42 are sophomore, 21 are junior students, 30 are senior students and 6 are postgraduates.1.3 Time and PlaceTime: The survey takes about one week, from November 10th to November 16th, 2021. The questionnaires were distributed on November 10th and collected back on November 11th.Place: Hebei Polytechnic University1.4 InstrumentQuestionnaires are used to collect data. Considering the questionnaire in English may bring some trouble to the interviewees with different English levels, we adopt the Chinese version instead of the English one (See English and Chinese versions in appendices).1The interviewees are selected at random to make the data more reliable. For instance, the questionnaires are given to the students studying in classrooms and to those staying in dormitories. What’s more, students from all grades are made sure to participate in this investigation.2. Data Collection and AnalysisOn 10th November, we investigated 157 students, among whom 150 returned their questionnaires. The rest did not return or finish for some reasons. To ensure the validity of the survey, the six members in our team were divided into three groups to hand out the questionnaires, going to different places and investigating different students. Most of the interviewees were willingly to help us with the survey. They finished the questionnaires carefully. Among the questionnaires returned, some questions were not answered, and some were answered casually, which brought us some trouble when we did the data collection.In general, most of the information we collected was useful and accurate.2.1 Data Analysis on the Use of BooksThe analysis on the use of books is based on Question 2, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 and 10.2.1.1 Frequency AnalysisAccording to Question 2 and 4, we get a result as follows (see Figure 1).Figure 12Result:As it can be seen from Figure 1, most students go to library once or twice a week. Some students go there more than five times a week. The freshmen and junior students go to the library more frequently. Reasons: 1) The freshmen have more spare time and theyare curious about the library where they can find almost all the books and periodicals they are interested in.2) The junior students need a lot of materials for their courses. Moreover, most of the juniors want to find some quiet places to study and the library becomes their first choice.2.1.2 Purpose AnalysisQuestion 5 is designed to know the college students’ purposes of going to the school library. Figure 2 3Figure3Result:Figure 2 and 3 reveal that the sophomores and the junior students can make full use of the resources in the library. Their purposes are clear: they hope to improve themselves on all aspects. While the freshmen have less pressure, so they prefer the periodicals just for entertaining and widening their horizon. The seniors and postgraduates like to read periodicals because they want to help with homework or essay writing and know more about current affairs.42.1.3 Book Variety AnalysisBased on Question 9, we get Figure 4 below.Result:Obviously, most of the interviewees think that books of special field are most helpful. It shows that most of students in our university put study in the first place. We can also learn that other kinds of books andmagazines are also very useful in most students’ eyes. However, 76.67% of the students investigated are dissatisfied with the books in our library. They complain that the books are outdated and they need to be updated.2.1.4 On Borrowing BooksAccording to the statistics based on Question 7 and 8, we learn that 41.33% of the students borrow less than 10 books in one semester while 7.33% borrow more than 30. 70% say that they can finish reading most parts of the borrowed books before returning them. This is a good phenomenon. Since different people have different plans for study, sometimes they don’t need to finish the whole. Instead, some parts of books are enough.2.1.5 On Facilities and Reading RoomsIn consequence of Question 6, it is known that students like to go to the natural science5篇二：英语调查报告范文英语调查报告范文英语调查报告范文（一）目前，高等学校在职业教育方面存在着一些突出问题，学校教育与学生就业及市场对人才的需求相脱节，教学实效性较差，教学工作处于尴尬局面。

英语调查报告模板及范文高中

英语调查报告模板及范文高中The English research report is a crucial academic assignment that allows high school students to demonstrate their ability to conduct thorough investigations, analyze data, and communicate their findings effectively. This template and example aims to provide a comprehensive guide for students to structure and compose a well-organized and informative English research report.I. IntroductionThe introduction sets the stage for the entire report by providing background information, stating the research question or objective, and outlining the structure of the paper. It should capture the reader's attention and establish the significance of the study.A. Background InformationProvide a brief overview of the topic, highlighting its importance and relevance to the high school context. This section should give the reader a clear understanding of the context in which the research is being conducted.B. Research Question or ObjectiveClearly state the specific question that the research aims to answer or the objective that the study intends to achieve. This will help the reader understand the focus and scope of the investigation.C. Report StructureOutline the key sections of the report, such as the literature review, methodology, results, and conclusion. This will give the reader a roadmap of what to expect in the following sections.II. Literature ReviewThe literature review examines the existing research and scholarly works related to the topic. It demonstrates the student's understanding of the current state of knowledge and identifies any gaps or areas that require further investigation.A. Relevant Theories and ConceptsDiscuss the relevant theories, models, or concepts that provide a theoretical foundation for the study. Explain how these ideas inform the research question or objective.B. Previous Empirical StudiesSummarize the key findings and conclusions of previous studies that are relevant to the research topic. Identify any inconsistencies, contradictions, or limitations in the existing literature.C. Justification for the Current StudyExplain how the current research builds upon or extends the existing knowledge. Highlight the unique contribution that this study aims to make to the field.III. MethodologyThe methodology section outlines the research design, data collection techniques, and analytical procedures used in the study. It should provide a clear and detailed description of the research process to ensure the study's reproducibility.A. Research DesignDescribe the overall approach used in the study, such as experimental, observational, or case study. Explain the rationale behind the chosen research design.B. Data CollectionExplain the specific methods used to gather data, including any surveys, interviews, or observations conducted. Provide details on the sampling techniques, participant selection, and data sources.C. Data AnalysisDiscuss the analytical methods employed to interpret the collected data, such as statistical analysis, content analysis, or thematic coding.Describe any software or tools used in the analysis process.IV. ResultsIn the results section, present the key findings of the study in a clear and organized manner. This section should focus on objectively reporting the data without interpretation or discussion.A. Quantitative FindingsIf the study involves quantitative data, present the relevant statistics, charts, and tables that summarize the results. Ensure that the data is accurately represented and easy to understand.B. Qualitative FindingsFor studies with qualitative data, describe the emerging themes, patterns, or narratives that were identified through the analysis. Use illustrative quotes or examples to support the findings.C. Summary of Key FindingsProvide a concise summary of the most significant results that address the research question or objective.V. DiscussionThe discussion section interprets the findings and situates them within the broader context of the literature. It should critically analyze the implications and limitations of the study.A. Interpretation of FindingsExplain the meaning and significance of the results, drawing connections to the theoretical framework and previous research. Discuss how the findings contribute to a deeper understanding of the topic.B. Limitations of the StudyAcknowledge the limitations and potential biases inherent in the research design, data collection, or analysis. Discuss how these limitations may have influenced the findings.C. Implications and RecommendationsDiscuss the practical or theoretical implications of the study's findings. Suggest potential avenues for future research or areas that require further investigation.VI. ConclusionThe conclusion provides a concise summary of the key points and the overall significance of the research. It should leave the reader with a clear understanding of the study's contribution and its relevance to the field.A. Summary of the StudyBriefly restate the research question or objective, the methodology,and the main findings.B. Concluding RemarksEmphasize the importance and implications of the study's conclusions. Highlight the unique insights or contributions that the research has made.C. Closing StatementEnd the report with a final statement that reinforces the significance and relevance of the research topic.This template and example provide a comprehensive structure for high school students to compose a well-organized and informative English research report. By following this guide, students can effectively communicate their research process, findings, and implications, demonstrating their academic writing skills and critical thinking abilities.。

英文调查报告范文关于中学生英语学习

英文调查报告范文关于中学生英语学习全文共6篇示例，供读者参考篇1Title: A Survey Report on High School Students' English LearningHi everyone! Today I want to share with you all about the survey I did on our classmates' English learning. I asked 50 students from different grades and classes about how they feel about learning English in school. Here are some interesting findings!First of all, most of the students said that they like learning English because it is fun and interesting. They enjoy watching English movies and listening to English songs. Some students even said that they want to travel to English-speaking countries in the future, so they see learning English as a way to communicate with people from different cultures.However, some students also mentioned that they find English grammar and vocabulary difficult to remember. They said that they often mix up tenses and have trouble with spelling and pronunciation. Some students suggested that they needmore practice exercises and games to help them improve their language skills.When asked about their favorite English teacher, many students mentioned teachers who are enthusiastic and creative in their teaching methods. They said that these teachers make learning English fun and engaging, which motivates them to study harder.In conclusion, most of the students have a positive attitude towards learning English, but they also face challenges in grammar and vocabulary. They appreciate teachers who make learning fun and engaging. To improve their English skills, students suggest more practice exercises and games in the classroom.That's all for my report! Thank you for listening, and let's keep on learning English together!篇2Title: A Survey Report on Middle School Students' English LearningHi everyone! Today I'm going to share with you the results of a survey we conducted about middle school students' Englishlearning. We asked 100 students from different schools about their thoughts and experiences with learning English. Let's dive into the findings!First of all, we found that 80% of the students think English is an important subject to learn. They believe that it will help them communicate with people from around the world and improve their future career opportunities. However, some students mentioned that they find English grammar and vocabulary difficult to learn.When it comes to their favorite English activities, 60% of the students enjoy watching English movies and TV shows. They think it's a fun way to improve their listening and speaking skills. Meanwhile, 30% of the students prefer reading English books and articles to expand their vocabulary and knowledge.In terms of the challenges they face in learning English, 40% of the students said they struggle with speaking fluently. They feel shy and nervous when practicing English with their classmates or teachers. Additionally, 30% of the students find it hard to remember complex grammar rules and words.To overcome these challenges, 50% of the students suggested that having more interactive and engaging activities in English classes would be helpful. They want to play games, dogroup projects, and have conversations in English to make learning more enjoyable. Moreover, 20% of the students recommended watching more English videos and listening to English songs to practice their listening skills.In conclusion, most middle school students value learning English and understand its importance in today's globalized world. However, they face challenges such as speaking fluently and remembering complex grammar rules. By incorporating more interactive activities and using multimedia resources, teachers can help students improve their English skills and make learning more enjoyable.That's all for the survey report! Thank you for listening, and I hope you find these insights helpful for your own English learning journey. Let's keep practicing and improving together!篇3Title: Survey Report on Middle School Students' English LearningHi everyone! Today I want to share with you the results of the survey I conducted on middle school students' English learning. I asked some of my classmates about their opinionsand experiences with learning English, and here is what I found out!First of all, most of the students I interviewed said that they think English is an important subject to learn. They believe that knowing English can help them communicate with people from all over the world and can also open up more opportunities for them in the future.When it comes to their favorite way of learning English, many students said that they enjoy watching English movies and TV shows. They believe that this helps them improve their listening and speaking skills in a fun and engaging way. Some students also mentioned that they like practicing English with their friends, either by talking to each other in English or by playing games that involve using English words.On the other hand, some students find English grammar to be quite challenging. They said that remembering all the rules and exceptions can be difficult, especially when they are trying to write essays or reports in English. However, they also mentioned that they find it helpful to practice writing regularly and to ask their teachers for help when they have questions.Overall, most students seem to enjoy learning English and are motivated to improve their skills. They understand theimportance of being able to communicate in English and are willing to put in the effort to become more proficient in the language.In conclusion, English learning is an important part of middle school education, and it is encouraging to see that students are actively engaged in the process. By continuing to practice and study English, they will be better equipped to succeed in their future endeavors. Keep up the good work, everyone!That's all for my survey report. Thanks for reading!篇4Title: A Survey Report on High School Students' English LearningHello everyone! Today I want to share with you the results of the survey I conducted on high school students' English learning.I asked 100 students from different schools about their English learning habits, difficulties, and opinions. Let's take a look at what they said!First of all, most students agreed that English is an important subject and they understand the significance of learning it. However, many students mentioned that they find Englishgrammar to be the most challenging part. They also feel nervous when speaking in English and have difficulty understanding native speakers.When it comes to study habits, the majority of students said that they study English for at least an hour every day. They like to watch English movies, listen to English songs, and read English books to improve their language skills. However, some students admitted that they often procrastinate and don't practice speaking enough.In terms of resources, students rely heavily on textbooks, online resources, and language apps for their English learning. They find online platforms like Duolingo and YouTube to be helpful in improving their listening and speaking skills. Some students also mentioned that they attend English tutoring classes to get extra help.Overall, the survey results show that high school students are actively engaging in English learning and trying their best to improve. They have identified their weaknesses and are working on overcoming them. With determination and regular practice, I believe that they will continue to make progress in their English language skills.That's all for the survey report! Thank you for listening and keep up the good work in your English learning journey! Let's continue to strive for excellence in mastering the English language!篇5Title: A Survey on High School Students' English Learning HabitsHi everyone! I did a survey on high school students' English learning habits, and I want to share my findings with you all.Firstly, I found out that most students spend about 1-2 hours a day studying English. Some students study for longer periods, especially before exams. Some students also mentioned that they watch English movies or TV shows to improve their listening skills.Secondly, most students prefer to study English with friends or classmates. They often do group study sessions or practice speaking English together. Some students also mentioned that they use language learning apps or websites for additional practice.Thirdly, I found that many students struggle with grammar and vocabulary. Some find it hard to remember new words or understand complex grammar rules. However, most students believe that practice makes perfect, and they keep trying to improve their English skills.Lastly, I asked students about their future plans involving English. Many students expressed their desire to study abroad or work in an English-speaking country. They believe that having good English skills will help them in their future careers.In conclusion, high school students have different ways of learning English, but they all share the same goal of improving their language skills. By studying hard and practicing regularly, they believe that they can achieve success in their English learning journey. Thank you for reading my survey report!篇6Hello everyone! Today, I'm going to talk about a survey I did on how middle school students learn English. I asked a bunch of my friends in different grades and here's what they said.First off, most of my friends said that they learn English in school. They have English classes a few times a week where theylearn grammar, vocabulary, and reading and writing skills. Some of them also have speaking and listening practice.A lot of my friends said that they enjoy learning English because it's fun to learn about different countries and cultures. They like watching English movies and TV shows, listening to English songs, and even chatting with people from other countries online.But some of my friends said that they find English difficult. They struggle with grammar rules, pronunciation, and spelling. They also find it hard to remember all the vocabulary words they need to know.When I asked my friends how they study English outside of school, a lot of them said they use English learning apps and websites. They watch English videos on YouTube, read English books, and practice speaking with their friends.Overall, most of my friends said that they think learning English is important because it can help them in the future. They said it can open up opportunities for them to travel, study abroad, and even get better jobs.So, that's what my friends had to say about learning English in middle school. It seems like most of them enjoy it and see thevalue in learning a new language. Thanks for listening to my report!。

大学生英语调查报告英语作文

大学生英语调查报告**Title: A Survey Report on College Students' English Learning****Introduction**English, a global language, plays a pivotal role in today's interconnected world. As college students, proficiency in English is not just a requirement for academic purposes but also a key to future career success. To gain a deeper understanding of how college students approach their English learning and the challenges they face, we conducted a comprehensive survey.**Methodology**The survey was conducted among a representative sample of 500 college students from various backgrounds and majors. A questionnaire was distributed, which included questions related to their English learning habits, resources used, challenges encountered, and their perception of the language's importance.The data was then analyzed using statistical software.**Key Findings**1. **Learning Habits:** The majority of students (68%) reported dedicating at least 2 hours daily to English learning, with reading and listening being the most popular activities.2. **Resources Used:** Textbooks were the primary source of learning for 55% of the students, followed by online platforms (35%) and traditional classroom teaching (10%).3. **Challenges Encountered:** The most common challenges were vocabulary acquisition (45%), pronunciation issues (30%), andgrammar difficulties (25%).4. **Importance of English:** Over 80% of the students believed that English was crucial for their future career, with international businesses and technology being the top reasons.**Recommendations**Based on the findings, we recommend that colleges and universities:* Enhance vocabulary training to help students build a robust vocabulary. * Introduce more modern teaching methods that focus on pronunciation and speaking skills. * Encourage the use of innovative learning platforms to engage students and make learning more effective.**Conclusion**The survey highlights the importance of English among college students and the need for continuous improvement in their learning methods. By addressing the identified challenges and implementing the recommended measures, we can help students achieve better proficiency in English, thus enhancing their chances of success in the global workforce.**大学生英语调查报告****引言**英语作为全球性语言，在当今相互连接的世界中发挥着至关重要的作用。

英语调查报告范文格式

英语调查报告范文格式英语回答：Introduction.This survey report provides insights into the results of a survey conducted to gather information on a specific topic. The survey was designed to collect data from a representative sample of the population and to provide a comprehensive understanding of the issue being studied.Methodology.The survey was conducted using a variety of methods, including online surveys, phone interviews, and in-person interviews. The target population was identified, and a random sample of individuals from the population was selected to participate in the survey.Data Collection.Data was collected using a structured questionnaire that included a combination of open-ended and closed-ended questions. The questions were designed to gather information on the topic of interest and to provide insights into the perspectives of the respondents.Data Analysis.The collected data was analyzed using both qualitative and quantitative methods. Descriptive statistics were used to summarize the data and to identify patterns and trends. Inferential statistics were used to test hypotheses and to make inferences about the population from which the sample was drawn.Results.The survey results provide valuable insights into the topic of interest. The respondent demographics, the distribution of responses to individual questions, and the overall trends in the data are presented in a clear andconcise manner.Discussion.The results of the survey are discussed in detail, and the implications of the findings are explored. The strengths and limitations of the survey are also discussed, and recommendations for future research are provided.Conclusion.The survey report provides a comprehensive overview of the topic of interest and offers valuable insights into the perspectives of the respondents. The results of the survey can be used to inform policy decisions, develop programs, and guide future research on the topic.中文回答：引言。

调查报告英语作文范文

调查报告英语作文范文Title: Investigative Report: Impact of Pollution on Public Health。

Abstract:This investigative report delves into the detrimental effects of pollution on public health. Through comprehensive research and analysis, it highlights the various types of pollution, their sources, and the consequent health implications. Furthermore, it explores potential solutions and emphasizes the urgent need for collective action to mitigate this pressing issue.Introduction:Pollution is a global concern with far-reaching consequences for human health and the environment. This report focuses on the impact of pollution on public health, examining its different forms such as air, water, and soilpollution. By understanding the sources and effects of pollution, we can develop effective strategies to address this critical issue.Types of Pollution:1. Air Pollution: One of the most prevalent forms of pollution, air pollution is primarily caused by emissions from vehicles, industrial activities, and burning of fossil fuels. Pollutants such as particulate matter, nitrogen dioxide, and sulfur dioxide can lead to respiratory diseases, cardiovascular problems, and even premature death.2. Water Pollution: Contamination of water bodies by industrial waste, agricultural runoff, and improperdisposal of chemicals poses serious health risks. Consuming contaminated water can result in gastrointestinal infections, cholera, and other waterborne diseases.3. Soil Pollution: Pesticides, heavy metals, and other pollutants can accumulate in the soil, affecting cropquality and human health. Exposure to contaminated soilthrough direct contact or consumption of contaminated food can lead to various health issues, including cancer and neurological disorders.Health Implications:The health implications of pollution are profound and wide-ranging. Chronic exposure to polluted air can exacerbate respiratory conditions such as asthma and bronchitis, while also increasing the risk of lung cancer. Water pollution is linked to diarrheal diseases, which are a leading cause of mortality, particularly among children in developing countries. Soil pollution can contaminate food crops, leading to long-term health effects such as organ damage and developmental disorders.Case Studies:1. Air Pollution in Urban Areas: A study conducted in major cities revealed a significant correlation between high levels of air pollution and respiratory illnesses among residents. Children and the elderly are particularlyvulnerable to the adverse effects of polluted air.2. Water Pollution in Industrial Zones: Investigations in industrial areas identified high levels of chemical contaminants in local water sources, resulting in widespread health problems among nearby communities. Cases of skin disorders and gastrointestinal ailments were prevalent among residents.Potential Solutions:1. Regulatory Measures: Governments must enforce stringent regulations to limit emissions from industries and vehicles, ensuring compliance with environmental standards.2. Investment in Clean Technologies: Promoting renewable energy sources and investing in clean technologies can help reduce dependence on fossil fuels and mitigate air pollution.3. Public Awareness Campaigns: Educating the publicabout the health risks associated with pollution and promoting environmentally friendly practices can foster a culture of sustainability and collective action.Conclusion:Pollution poses a grave threat to public health, necessitating immediate action at local, national, and global levels. By understanding the sources and effects of pollution, implementing effective regulations, and promoting sustainable practices, we can safeguard human health and preserve the environment for future generations. It is imperative that stakeholders collaborate to address this pressing issue and strive towards a cleaner, healthier planet.。

调查报告英语高考作文

调查报告英语高考作文Title: The Voices of Our Time: A Survey Report on the English College Entrance ExaminationAs the sun rises over China, thousands of senior students ready themselves for the pivotal moment that is the College Entrance Examination, an event as daunting as it is defining. This examination, affixed in the collective consciousness as a gateway to the future, holds a mirror to the educational landscape and the aspirations of an entire generation. Through the lens of a meticulous survey conducted among these students, this report unveils their hopes, fears, and expectations, painting a vivid picture of the contemporary educational ethos.The survey, spanning fifteen provinces and involving over three thousand participants, sought to gauge the students' preparation levels, mental well-being, and attitudes towards the English exam—a subject often perceived as the litmus test for their global competence. The findings, rich in numerical data and anecdotal depth, offer a panoramic view of the collective experience.At the heart of the matter lies the paradox of pressure and motivation. A staggering 92% of students acknowledged theimmense weight of the exam, likening it to a make-or-break moment in their journey. Yet, within this pressure cooker, 87% found solace in the belief that success in the English exam could unlock doors to international perspectives and opportunities. Herein lies a tale of two sentiments: the stress talking in numbers, and the dream seeking refuge in words.Delving into the specifics, the survey dissected the preparation strategies. A full 74% of respondents integrated traditional methods—tutoring, mock exams, and textbook drills—into their routine, while a surprisingly large 65% embraced more unconventional means, such as language apps and online exchanges, to foster their fluency. This dual approach reflects a blend of respect for convention and an eagerness to explore new horizons.However, the numbers also tell a story of mental strain. A quarter of the students reported experiencing high levels of anxiety, with 18% seeking psychological support to navigate the emotional tides. These figures are not mere statistics; they are a silent cry for acknowledgment and understanding amidst the pursuit of academic excellence.In terms of expectations, there was a striking consensus among the students. Approximately 80% expressed a desirenot just to pass but to excel, viewing their performance in the English exam as a measure of their readiness to engage with the world stage. They saw this not simply as an examination but as a stepping stone to broader life experiences.Yet, the narrative would be incomplete without addressing the divide revealed by the numbers. While urban students often had access to resources that their rural counterparts did not, the spirit of determination bridged this gap. An inspiring 43% from rural areas reported utilizing available online resources to compensate, heralding a level playing field in the digital realm.In conclusion, this survey report serves as a mirror reflecting the soul of a nation's youth at a crossroads. It speaks of resilience beneath the surface of anxiety, ambition amid apprehension, and a collective gaze toward global connectedness. As we digest these numbers and stories, let us remember that behind each percentage and personal account lies a young mind poised to take flight, awaiting only the paper wings of their examination results.The English College Entrance Examination, therefore, transcends its numeric grading system; it is a barometer of our educational philosophy and societal values. As we lookforward, may we foster an environment where every student can thrive, not just survive, in the pursuit of their dreams.。

英语教学调查报告模板及范文高中

英语教学调查报告模板及范文高中全文共6篇示例，供读者参考篇1Title: A Student's Perspective on English Teaching - Survey ReportIntroductionLearning English is super important these days, but it's not always easy or fun. As a high school student, I've had my fair share of experiences with English classes - some good, some not so good. To better understand how students feel about English teaching methods, I conducted a survey among my classmates. This report shares the key findings and provides some thoughts on how English teaching could be improved from a student's point of view.Survey MethodologyThe survey was distributed to 120 high school students across grades 9-12. It contained a mix of multiple choice and open-ended questions related to:Enjoyment of English classesPerspectives on teaching methods (lectures, group work, games etc.)Usefulness of textbooks and learning materialsInterest in topics/themes coveredRecommendations for improvementThe response rate was 78%, with 94 students completing the survey.Key FindingsMost students find English classes only moderately enjoyableOnly 18% of respondents stated they enjoy English classes very much, while 47% found them somewhat enjoyable. 35% stated little to no enjoyment.Traditional lecture format is seen as boring and ineffectiveAn overwhelming 82% of students felt that lectures and teacher-led instruction were boring and made it hard to stay engaged. As one student commented, "It feels like information is just being thrown at us to memorize rather than actually learn."Interactive and multimedia approaches are highly preferredWhen asked about preferred teaching methods, 69% of students wanted more group discussions and projects. 77% stated multimedia like videos, games and online activities would make classes more fun and help them learn better.Textbooks are viewed as dry and outdatedOnly 22% of students found their English textbooks very useful or interesting. Common complaints were that the content was dry, outdated, too academic and not relevant to real life.Students want more relevant, practical and creative topicsWhile important, many students felt topics like grammar, literature analysis and academic writing were overemphasized. 83% wanted more focus on practical skills like daily conversation, email/report writing, public speaking and creative expression.RecommendationsBased on the survey insights, I would recommend the following to improve English teaching:Increase interactive and multimedia learningIncorporate more group discussions, projects, videos, online activities and games into lessons. This helps students stay engaged while building communication skills.Use more real-world, contemporary materialsMove away from overreliance on traditional textbooks. Bring in more real-world examples like news articles, podcasts, TV shows and engaging contemporary fiction to make content relevant.Balance academic topics with practical skillsWhile core topics like grammar remain important, increase focus on building practical skills through exercises like mock interviews, debating, email writing and presentations.Get student input and feedbackTeachers should regularly survey students to understand their interests, what's working well and what needs improvement. Involving students in the learning process will increase engagement.ConclusionThe survey highlighted that while English is considered important by students, current teaching methods are not hitting the mark. By making classes more interactive, relevant and focused on practical skills, English teaching could become a lot more engaging and effective for students. I hope these insightsprovide a useful perspective for improving English instruction at our school and beyond.篇2Title: A Student's Perspective on English Teaching in High SchoolIntroductionAs a high school student, learning English is a crucial part of my education. English is not only a global language but also a gateway to understanding different cultures and perspectives. In this report, I will share my experiences and insights into the English teaching methods used in my school, highlighting both the strengths and areas for improvement.Current English Teaching MethodsAt our high school, the English curriculum is primarily focused on developing four key language skills: reading, writing, listening, and speaking. The teaching methods employed by our English teachers vary, but most commonly include:Textbook-based Lessons: Our English classes heavily rely on textbooks approved by the education board. While thesetextbooks cover a wide range of topics and grammar rules, some students find them dry and uninspiring.Grammar Exercises: A significant portion of our English lessons is dedicated to practicing grammar rules through various exercises, such as fill-in-the-blanks, sentence corrections, and short writing tasks.Reading Comprehension: We regularly practice reading comprehension by analyzing passages from our textbooks or other supplementary materials. This helps us understand the nuances of the language and improve our critical thinking skills.Vocabulary Building: Our teachers emphasize the importance of expanding our vocabulary by introducing new words and their meanings during lessons. We are often encouraged to use flashcards or vocabulary notebooks to reinforce our learning.Oral Practice: While not as frequent as other activities, we occasionally engage in role-plays, presentations, or group discussions to practice our speaking skills.Strengths of the Current MethodsStructured Learning: The textbook-based approach provides a structured and organized way of learning English, ensuring that we cover all essential grammar rules and topics.Emphasis on Grammar: The focus on grammar exercises helps us develop a solid foundation in understanding and applying the rules of the English language.Reading Comprehension: The reading comprehension activities help us improve our understanding of written English and develop critical thinking skills.Vocabulary Building: The emphasis on vocabulary building is crucial for enhancing our overall language proficiency.Areas for ImprovementLimited Opportunities for Speaking Practice: While we do have some opportunities for oral practice, they are often limited and may not provide sufficient exposure to real-life conversational settings.Lack of Cultural Context: The textbooks and materials we use sometimes lack cultural context, making it challenging to understand the nuances and idiomatic expressions of the language.Outdated Materials: Some of the textbooks and supplementary materials we use may be outdated, failing to reflect current language trends and real-world scenarios.Limited Exposure to Authentic Materials: We have limited exposure to authentic English materials, such as news articles, literature, or movies, which could provide a more immersive and engaging learning experience.Recommendations for ImprovementIncorporate More Communicative Activities: Introducing more communicative activities, such as role-plays, group discussions, and debates, can help students improve their speaking skills and build confidence in using English in real-life situations.Include Cultural Elements: Integrating cultural elements, such as idioms, proverbs, and cultural references, into the curriculum can help students better understand the nuances of the language and appreciate its cultural diversity.Update Materials: Regularly updating textbooks and supplementary materials to reflect current language trends and real-world scenarios can make the learning experience more relevant and engaging for students.Utilize Authentic Materials: Incorporating authentic materials, such as news articles, literature, movies, or podcasts, can expose students to real-life language usage and provide a more immersive learning experience.Encourage Extracurricular Activities: Promoting extracurricular activities, such as English clubs, language exchange programs, or conversation circles, can provide students with additional opportunities to practice their English skills in a more relaxed and engaging environment.ConclusionLearning English in high school is a crucial endeavor, and our school's current teaching methods have both strengths and areas for improvement. While the structured approach and emphasis on grammar and vocabulary are beneficial, there is room for improvement in terms of providing more opportunities for speaking practice, incorporating cultural elements, updating materials, and exposing students to authentic materials.By implementing the recommendations outlined in this report, our school can enhance the English learning experience for students, better preparing them for real-life communication and fostering a deeper appreciation for the language and its cultural richness.篇3English Teaching Survey ReportIntroductionAs a high school student, I've been learning English for many years now. It's a subject that I've had a love-hate relationship with at times. On one hand, being able to communicate in English opens up so many doors and opportunities. On the other hand, it can be really frustrating and challenging to learn all the grammar rules, vocabulary, and pronunciation quirks.This year, our school decided to survey students about their experiences and perspectives on how English is being taught. The goal was to get feedback directly from us on what's working well and what could be improved. I was really excited about this opportunity to share my thoughts and hopefully help make the English learning experience better for myself and my classmates.Survey MethodsThe survey was conducted online and distributed to all high school students via email. It contained a mix of multiple choice and open-ended questions that covered topics like:Textbooks and learning materialsTeaching methods and activities used in classHomework assignments and assessmentsOpportunities for English practice outside the classroomOverall attitudes towards learning EnglishThere was a good response rate, with around 60% of students completing the survey. Responses were anonymous to allow for honesty.Key FindingsTextbooks & MaterialsThe majority of students felt that the textbooks and other materials being used were outdated and boring. A lot of the sample dialogues and reading passages felt really unnatural and irrelevant to our lives. Many students commented that they wanted materials that featured more real-world English as it is spoken and written today.Teaching MethodsWhen asked about teaching methods, the most popular responses were games, group work, discussions, and watching English TV shows/movies. More traditional methods like lecturing and doing grammar drills were among the leastfavorite. It's clear students want English classes to be interactive and engaging.Homework & AssessmentsOn homework, many students felt there was too much repetitive busy work that didn't actually help improve their English abilities. For assessments, a common complaint was that tests heavily emphasized memorization of vocabulary and grammar rules rather than measuring practical communication skills.English PracticeMost students said they don't get enough opportunities to practice their English outside of class. Some wanted more extra-curricular activities like English clubs, trips, or partnerships with native speakers. Quite a few mentioned wanting to use English more during regular classes besides just English class.Overall AttitudesPerhaps unsurprisingly, the students who seemed to have the most positive attitudes toward learning English were the ones who saw it as being highly valuable and relevant to their future goals and interests. Those who didn't see the applicability of English tended to be more negative and unmotivated.RecommendationsBased on the survey results, I would recommend the following changes to improve English teaching at our school:Update Textbooks & MaterialsInvest in newer, more engaging textbooks and materials that use authentic, real-world English examples that high school students can relate to. Incorporate things like song lyrics, YouTube videos, ads, podcasts, etc.More Interactive Teaching MethodsWhile direct instruction is still needed for things like explicit grammar lessons, teachers should prioritize activity-based, interactive teaching methods as much as possible. Things like games, role-plays, group projects allow students to practice English in a lower-stress environment.Redesign Homework & AssessmentsReduce repetitive "busywork" homework assignments. Instead, assign more open-ended projects and prompts that require deeper thinking and communication abilities. Similarly, redesign tests and quizzes to go beyond just memorization and measure practical English skills.Increase Extracurricular OpportunitiesOffer more extracurricular options for students to practice and use English. This could include things like English clubs, conversation partners, field trips, etc. Also try to increase English use school-wide beyond just English classes when possible.Connect English to Students' LivesFind ways to clearly illustrate the value and real-life relevance of learning English. This could involve bringing in guest speakers, going over future career applications, or simply relating material to students' existing interests and experiences.ConclusionOverall, this survey showed that while we students appreciate the opportunity to learn English, there are some key areas where the teaching methods and curriculum could be updated and improved. By making English classes more engaging, interactive, and relevant, we'll be better equipped with the communication skills needed to succeed.Thanks for taking the time to read this report! I'm really hoping it can lead to some positive changes. Learning English is so crucial nowadays, so we owe it to students to make the process as effective and enjoyable as possible.篇4English Teaching Survey Report Template (Elementary School Perspective)Title: What We Think About Learning English!Introduction (150-200 words)A friendly opening, explaining the purpose of the survey and report.Mention the group/class surveyed (e.g., "We, the students of Sunny Elementary School").Briefly describe the survey process and what it covered (topics, questions, etc.).Main Body (1,400-1,600 words)Section 1: Why Learning English is Important (300-400 words)Discuss the reasons why students think learning English is crucial.Mention things like communicating with others, understanding different cultures, future job prospects, etc.Include quotes or examples from the survey responses.Section 2: Our Favorite and Least Favorite Things About English Class (400-500 words)Highlight the aspects of English classes that students enjoy the most.Discuss what they find challenging or dislike about their English classes.Provide specific examples or quotes from the survey responses.Section 3: How We Learn English Best (300-400 words)Explore the different learning styles and methods that students find effective.Discuss activities, materials, or approaches that help them understand and retain the language better.Include suggestions or ideas from the survey responses.Section 4: What We Want in an English Teacher (200-300 words)Describe the qualities or characteristics that students look for in an effective English teacher.Mention things like patience, understanding, creativity, use of technology, etc.Provide examples or quotes from the survey responses.Conclusion (150-200 words)Summarize the key findings an篇5English Teaching Survey ReportIntroductionMy name is Timmy and I am a 5th grade student at Oakwood Elementary School. For my class project this semester, I did a survey about how English is taught at our school. I wanted to learn more about what teachers and students think about English classes. In this report, I will share what I found out from my survey.Survey MethodsTo do my survey, I made two different questionnaires - one for teachers and one for students. I asked 5 English teachers and 50 students from grades 3-5 to fill them out.The Teacher Survey asked things like:How many years have you been teaching English?What do you think are the biggest challenges in teaching English?What are some activities/methods you use to make English fun?The Student Survey asked things like:Do you like learning English? Why or why not?What are your favorite and least favorite things about English class?How could English classes be better?I collected all the surveys and looked at the responses to see whatpatterns I could find.Survey ResultsTeacher ResponsesThe 5 English teachers I surveyed had between 3-15 years of experience. When asked about the biggest challenges, most mentioned keeping students engaged and findingmaterials/activities appropriate for different levels.Some example responses on challenges:"Motivating reluctant learners and making grammar fun is difficult.""Having materials for students at varying English levels in the same class.""Getting enough practice speaking English when it's not their native language."When asked about methods for making English fun, popular answers included:Games (vocabualry games, grammar games)Singing/dancing to English songsWatching English movies/showsInteractive activities like role-playingOne teacher wrote: "The key is using a variety of interactive and multimedia methods to make English feel relevant and enjoyable, not just bookwork."Student ResponsesFrom the student surveys, there was a wide range of feelings towards English classes. Around 60% of students said they like or really like English, while 25% were neutral and 15% disliked it.The most common reasons students disliked English:"It's too hard and confusing.""The lessons are boring.""I don't like speaking in front of class."The things students liked most about English included:Games and fun activitiesLearning about other culturesWatching English videosGetting to interact more than in other classesMany students suggested having more games, movies, and group activities to make English better篇6Title: What I Think About How English is Taught in High SchoolIntroductionHi there! My name is Jamie and I'm a 5th grader at Oakwood Elementary School. For a school project, I did a survey asking high school students about how English is taught at their schools.I wanted to learn about what they like and don't like so I can prepare for when I'm in high school someday. Here are the results of my survey!Survey MethodsI made a survey with 10 questions and asked 50 high school students to complete it. I stood outside the local high school one afternoon and approached students as they were leaving to ask if they wouldre students in 9th-12th grade. Most were happy to help out once I explained it was for a school project.Survey ResultsDo you feel English class is teaching you practical real-world skills?28% said Yes62% said Somewhat10% said NoWhat do you like most about how English is taught?The most common answers were: classroom discussions, creative writing assignments, and studying interesting literature.What do you dislike most?The top dislikes were: boring grammar exercises, reading old outdated books, and too much focus on testing.Do you work in groups/partners often?72% said Yes28% said NoWould you prefer more group/partner work?38% said Yes27% said No35% said They already do enoughHow would you rate the English skills of your teacher(s)?12% Excellent56% Good25% Average7% PoorWhat types of assignments are most common?Essays, reading comprehension questions, vocabulary practiceHow often do you read books/stories you chose yourself?18% said Frequently43% said Sometimes39% said Rarely/NeverWhat do you wish your English class had more of?Creative projects, modern relevant materials, class discussionsWhat skills do you think are most important to learn in English class?Communication, writing, reading comprehension, critical thinkingAnalysis & RecommendationsBased on the survey results, it seems most students feel their English classes are somewhat preparing them for the real world, but there is definitely room for improvement. A lot of students complained that the materials and books they read are outdated and boring. Mixing in some more modern, high-interest novels and non-fiction could help make English more engaging.Another issue that came up was too much focus on grammar drills and testing rather than practical skills like writing, reading comprehension, and discussion. While grammar is important,spending more time on higher-level skills would likely be more valuable. Students also wished they had more opportunities for creative projects rather than just essays and comprehension questions.Overall, incorporating more group work, discussions, creative assignments, and high-interest modern readings could go a long way in making high school English classes more effective and enjoyable based on the student feedback. Keeping skills relevant and materials fresh and engaging should be the goal.ConclusionWell, those are the key findings from my survey of high school English students! I hope this report gives you some useful insights into what's working and what could be improved when it comes to English instruction. While there are certainly some good things happening, it seems there are also areas that could use some updates to make English class as helpful and interesting as possible. Let me know if you have any other questions!。

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调查报告的英语作文五十词左右六年级全文共6篇示例，供读者参考篇1My Super Exciting Investigative Report!Hi everyone! I'm so excited to tell you all about the awesome investigative report I did for my class project. Mrs. Johnson said we had to pick an interesting topic, do lots of research, and then present our findings. At first, I wasn't sure what to investigate, but then I remembered how curious I've always been about what really happens to our trash after it gets picked up. Where does it all go? I decided to find out!I started by interviewing the garbage truck drivers who come through our neighborhood every week. They were really nice and let me ask tons of questions. I learned that once they pick up our trash bins, the trucks take everything to a big facility called a "transfer station." The trash gets compacted tightly together into huge container trucks. These big rigs then haul it to the county landfill site.Visiting the landfill was a super smelly but awesomely educational field trip! I got to see the giant hole in the groundwhere they bury all the trash. The workers operating the heavy machinery looked like they were playing in a sandbox, but with trash instead of sand. It was crazy! Apparently there's a very specific process of layering and compacting the garbage, then covering it with soil. This helps prevent smells and controls what nasty stuff might leak out.But it turns out that landfills aren't the final stop for all our trash. A bunch of things get sorted out to be recycled instead! Metal, glass, paper, cardboard, and plastics get separated at special facilities. The recycled materials then get turned into material for new products. How awesome is that?For example, did you know that old soda bottles can get made into fleece jackets and carpets? Or that newspapers can be recycled into cereal boxes and toilet paper rolls? Totallymind-blowing! Recycling reduces waste and means we don't have to use up new raw materials from the planet. It makes me feel like I'm doing my part for the environment when I put recyclables in the special bin instead of just throwing them away.However, the really yucky truth I discovered is that a lot of our trash still ends up getting buried in landfills instead of recycled. People are often too lazy or forgetful to separate out the recyclable items. We need to get better at this! Landfills arefilling up too quickly and will become a massive issue if we don't change our wasteful ways.Plus, some kinds of trash can't get recycled at all, like plastic bags, styrofoam containers, and food scraps. This stuff just becomes ugly, smelly junk buried in the ground for hundreds of years! So gross. We definitely have to cut down on how much of this non-recyclable garbage we create in the first place.For my final presentation, I built a super cool diorama model showing the path of trash from our homes to the landfill, recycling centers, and new recycled product manufacturing. I also made posters and flyers encouraging people to properly recycle more and throw away less. I'm determined to spread the word about minimizing waste!Mrs. Johnson gave me an A+ and said my project really opened her eyes to how big of a problem this trash issue is. She even decided to get more recycling bins for our school cafeteria.I felt like a regular kid investigative reporter making a difference! Now you know the smelly but fascinating truth about where our old trash goes too. Let's all try to be reduce, reuse, and recycle superstars from now on!篇2My Big School Investigation ReportHi there! My name is Emma and I'm in the 6th grade. Our teacher Mrs. Smith gave us a really cool assignment - we had to investigate something at our school and then write up a big report about it. I decided to investigate our school lunch program because I'm really curious about where our food comes from and if it's healthy or not.First, I started by interviewing our awesome cafeteria ladies, Mrs. Johnson and Mrs. Lopez. They were so nice and told me all about how they get the food delivered from this big company that supplies schools across the state. The food comes frozen or packaged and then they heat it up and serve it to us. Some of the main lunches are pizza, chicken nuggets, burgers, and tacos. For the sides, we usually get things like tater tots, fries, or vegetables like carrots or green beans.Next, I did some research online about the company that provides our lunches and read about their nutrition standards. I found out they have to follow national guidelines to make sure the meals have enough fruits, vegetables, whole grains, and other healthy stuff. But I also read that a lot of nutritionists think the guidelines should be even stricter because childhood obesity is such a big problem these days.To get more information, I made a survey and had all my classmates fill it out during lunch period one day. I asked them things like what their favorite and least favorite lunches were, if they thought the food tasted good, and if they felt full or hungry after eating. A lot of kids said they loved the pizza and chicken nuggets but weren't huge fans of the vegetables. Some said the portions were kind of small and they were still hungry after eating.Then I started keeping a food diary for two weeks, writing down everything I ate for lunch and what I thought about it. I noticed that a lot of the main dishes were really high in fat, sodium, and calories but they didn't have a ton of protein or fiber. And while there were vegetable options, a lot of kids didn't eat them. I felt pretty full after eating the burger and fries, but kind of gross an hour later.For the last part of my investigation, I interviewed the school nurse, Mrs. Adams. She told me that she sees a lot of kids coming in who don't have enough energy in the afternoon and can't concentrate well, which could be from not getting enough nutrients at lunch. She also said more and more kids are becoming overweight or obese from eating too much unhealthy food.After doing all this research, I've realized that our school lunches really aren't that healthy overall. While they do include some healthy items like vegetables and fruit, a lot of the main courses are very processed with lots of fat, sodium, and calories but not a lot of nutritious stuff. And the portion sizes could be bigger with more protein to give us enough energy to last the whole day.In my opinion, our school should work on making lunches healthier by having more fresh ingredients, lean meats, whole grains, fruits and veggies. Maybe they could have a salad bar, smoothies, or other options that kids would actually want to eat. They should make sure the portions are big enough to keep everyone full but not too huge. Proper nutrition is so important for kids to grow up healthy and do well in school.Those are my findings and thoughts from my big investigation! It was a lot of work interviewing people, doing research, and keeping track of everything I ate. But it was really fascinating to learn about where our food comes from and how it impacts our health and focus at school. I hope the school will take my suggestions and work on improving our lunch program. Every kid deserves nutritious, tasty meals to fuel their minds and bodies!篇3Survey Report EssayOur class did a really cool project last week where we had to create a survey and then ask people questions. I thought it would be super boring at first, but it actually ended up being really fun and interesting!First, we had to decide what topic our survey would be about. My group picked video games because we all love playing games like Minecraft, Roblox, and Fortnite. We brainstormed a bunch of different questions we could ask about gaming habits, favorite games, how much time people spend playing, and things like that.Next, we had to actually write out the survey questions. We used an online survey tool which made it really easy to create different types of questions with multiple choice answers, ratings, and things like that. We ended up with around 15 total questions.Then came the hard part - finding people to take our survey! We asked our families and friends first. My dad doesn't really play video games, so his answers were pretty boring. But mymom and little brother play games sometimes so their responses were better.We also posted the survey link on social media and sent it to our classmates to share with their families. We got a ton of responses that way which was awesome! In the end, we had over 100 people complete the whole survey which gave us a lot of data to analyze.Once we collected all the responses, we had to look through them and try to find trends and interesting insights. We used graphs and charts from the survey tool to visualize the data, which helped a lot.Some of the key things we found were:Minecraft was the overall most popular game, with 65% of people saying they play it regularlyFortnite and Roblox were the next most popular, especially among younger kids82% of people said they play video games at least a few times per weekOnly 22% said they spend more than 3 hours per day gaming on average77% of people said gaming helps them relieve stress and is a fun hobbyWe included all these stats and insights in our final report, along with some quotes and open-ended responses from people who took the survey. We also had to write an analysis section discussing what we learned and our key takeaways.Overall, I thought doing this survey project was a great experience. It combined a lot of different skills like writing good questions, collecting and organizing data, analyzing the results, and presenting our findings. I feel like I have a much better understanding now of how surveys and research studies work. If I had to do it again, I would probably try to get even more responses to make the data more robust. But it was still really cool to do real-world research on a topic I'm interested in!篇4Here's an essay of around 2000 words on "Survey Report" in English, written from the perspective of a 6th grade student:My Class Survey ReportHi there! My name is Alex, and I'm a 6th grader at Oakwood Elementary School. For our class project this semester, we had toconduct a survey and then write a report about it. I thought it would be fun to share my experience with you!First, we had to decide what we wanted to survey our classmates about. After some brainstorming, we settled on the topic of "Favorite School Subjects." We created a simple survey form with a list of subjects like Math, Science, English, History, Art, and P.E. We also included an "Other" option in case someone's favorite wasn't on the list.Next, we had to go around and survey our classmates during recess or after school. I partnered up with my best friend, Sarah, and we split up the work. I surveyed the boys, and she surveyed the girls. It was a bit tricky to track down everyone, but eventually, we managed to get responses from all 25 students in our class.After collecting all the data, it was time to tally up the results. We used a big chart on the whiteboard to keep track of how many votes each subject got. As we were tallying, some clear favorites started to emerge.The top three favorite subjects in our class were:Art (with 8 votes)Science (with 6 votes)P.E. (with 5 votes)Surprisingly, subjects like Math and English didn't get as many votes as I expected. I thought those would be more popular since we spend so much time on them in school.Once we had the results, we had to analyze them and try to figure out why certain subjects were more popular than others. For Art being the favorite, we guessed that kids probably enjoy the creativity and freedom of expression in that class. Science was likely popular because of all the cool experiments and hands-on activities. And P.E. is always a hit because kids love being active and playing games.We also looked at the differences between the boys' and girls' responses. More girls than boys picked Art as their favorite, while more boys than girls chose P.E. This kind of fits with some stereotypes, but we tried not to make too many generalizations.Finally, it was time to present our findings to the class. We made a big poster with charts and graphs to display the results visually. Sarah and I took turns explaining our survey process, the data we collected, and our analysis. We also invited our classmates to share their thoughts on why certain subjects were more or less popular.Overall, conducting this survey was a really fun and educational experience. It taught me a lot about the survey process, from designing the questions to analyzing the data. It was also interesting to see how diverse everyone's interests and preferences were, even within our small class.Who knows, maybe our humble little survey could influence how subjects are taught in the future? If Art, Science, and P.E. are the clear favorites, then perhaps schools should focus more on making those classes engaging and exciting. Just a thought from this 6th grade surveyor!Anyway, that's my report on our class survey. I hope you found it interesting and informative. Let me know if you have any other questions!篇5My Class Survey ReportHi there! My name is Emma and I'm in 6th grade. For our class project this semester, we had to conduct a survey and analyze the results. It was a lot of work, but also really interesting and fun!First, we had to decide what topic to survey people about. My teacher gave us a few options, like favorite foods, hobbies, TV shows, etc. Our class voted and the winning topic was video games! I was pretty excited about that one since I love playing video games.Next, we had to come up with the actual survey questions. We had to be really careful about how we worded them so the questions weren't confusing or biased. Some examples of questions we included were:How many hours per week do you spend playing video games?What is your favorite video game genre (action, puzzle, strategy, etc.)?Do you prefer playing video games alone or with friends?Do you think playing too many video games can be unhealthy?We ended up with a survey that had 10 questions total. Once we finalized the questions, it was time to actually survey people! We split up into groups and spent a few days going around the school asking students, teachers, parents, and staff to take our survey.Collecting all the survey responses was probably the most tedious part. We had to keep very organized and carefully record each person's answers. After a few days, we had managed to survey 120 people, which was a pretty good sample size!Then came the really fun part - analyzing all the data! We started by tallying how many people picked each answer choice for every question. For the questions like "How many hours per week do you play video games?" we had to put the answers into buckets like 0 hours, 1-5 hours, 6-10 hours, etc.Once we had all the raw numbers, we could calculate percentages and look for any interesting trends or patterns in the data. Some of the key findings from our survey were:68% of respondents played video games at least occasionallyThe most popular genre was action/adventure gamesBoys tended to play more hours per week than girls82% of people thought playing too many video games could be unhealthyTo really bring the data to life, we made a bunch of graphs and charts to visualize the results. Seeing things presentedvisually like that makes it much easier to identify outliers and see the bigger picture.The last step was putting together a final report with an introduction explaining our survey, the methodology we used, key findings, charts/graphs, and a conclusion. We also had to present our report in front of the whole class, which was a little nerve-wracking but went well!Overall, I'd say our class survey project was a huge success. It took a ton of work from coming up with the questions to collecting and analyzing all the data, but it was so rewarding in the end. I feel like I have a much better understanding now of how to conduct surveys and interpret the results. Those are skills that will definitely come in handy later in life. Who knows, I may even become a professional data analyst or statistician someday!篇6Here's an essay on a survey report, written in English from the perspective of a 6th-grade student, with a length of around 2,000 words.Title: Our School Survey ReportHi there! My name is Alex, and I'm a 6th-grade student at Sunny Hill Elementary School. Our class recently conducted a survey to find out what our fellow students think about different aspects of our school. It was a fun project, and we learned a lot from the results.First, we had to decide what questions to ask in the survey. After some brainstorming, we settled on questions about the school cafeteria, playground, library, and extracurricular activities. We wanted to know what our classmates liked and disliked about these areas and if they had any suggestions for improvements.Next, we created the survey forms and distributed them to every class in our school. We gave everyone a week to fill them out and return them to us. We were excited to see how many responses we would get!When the deadline arrived, we collected all the survey forms and started sorting through the responses. We had received an impressive 250 completed surveys from students across different grade levels. It was time to analyze the data!We divided the work among our group members, with each of us responsible for tallying the responses for one section of thesurvey. I was in charge of the cafeteria section, and let me tell you, there were some strong opinions about the food!After spending a few days carefully going through all the responses, we compiled the results into a report. Here are some of the key findings:Cafeteria:68% of students said they enjoyed the food in the cafeteria, while 32% didn't like it.The most popular menu items were pizza, chicken nuggets, and the salad bar.Many students requested more vegetarian and gluten-free options.Playground:85% of students felt that the playground equipment was in good condition.However, 57% said they would like more variety in the equipment, such as a rock-climbing wall or a bigger swing set.Some students also suggested adding more shaded areas for hot days.Library:92% of students said they liked visiting the school library.The most popular sections were fiction, graphic novels, and science books.Many students requested more recent book releases and a larger selection of audiobooks.Extracurricular Activities:The most popular extracurricular activities were sports teams, art club, and coding club.68% of students felt that the school offered enough variety in extracurricular activities.Some suggested adding a drama club, gardening club, or a robotics team.We presented our findings to the school principal and faculty members. They were impressed with our hard work and said they would take our suggestions into consideration for future improvements.Overall, it was a great learning experience for our class. We got to practice our research, data analysis, and presentation skills while also gaining valuable insights into what our fellow studentsthink about our school. I'm proud of the work we did, and I hope our survey report will lead to positive changes that benefit everyone at Sunny Hill Elementary.That's all from me for now! Thank you for reading our survey report. Until next time, keep learning and having fun!。

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一篇关于自己的调查报告英语作文## Research Report on Personal Experiences.Introduction.This research report presents an in-depth analysis of my personal experiences and insights gained through a comprehensive self-reflection process. The report explores various aspects of my personality, values, beliefs, andlife experiences, aiming to provide a nuanced understanding of my unique perspective and growth trajectory.Methodology.To conduct this comprehensive study, I employed a qualitative research approach, primarily relying on introspection and self-reflection. Through a series of guided questions and journal entries, I delved into my thoughts, feelings, and experiences, meticulously examining past events, present circumstances, and future aspirations.The research process was iterative, involving multiple rounds of reflection, analysis, and synthesis.Findings.Personality and Values.My self-reflection revealed a complex and multifaceted personality, characterized by a blend of introversion and extroversion. I am comfortable spending time alone, engaging in deep contemplation and pursuing creative endeavors. However, I also enjoy social interactions, connecting with others on meaningful levels and sharing ideas.In terms of values, I prioritize integrity, honesty, and compassion. I believe in treating others with respect and empathy, regardless of their differences. I am also deeply committed to personal growth and learning, constantly seeking opportunities to expand my knowledge and develop my skills.Beliefs.My belief system is a mosaic of influences from various sources, including my upbringing, life experiences, and personal reflections. I believe in the power of human potential and the importance of embracing diversity and inclusion. I am also an avid advocate for environmental conservation and social justice.Life Experiences.Throughout my life, I have encountered a wide range of experiences that have shaped who I am today. From academic achievements to personal setbacks, each experience has contributed to my growth and resilience. I am grateful for the challenges I have faced, as they have allowed me to develop a strong sense of adaptability and perseverance.Influences and Role Models.My personal journey has been influenced by a diverse group of mentors, teachers, and role models. Their wisdom,guidance, and support have been invaluable in shaping my beliefs and aspirations. I am particularly inspired by individuals who have made significant contributions to society through their work and activism.Strengths and Weaknesses.Through self-analysis, I have identified both strengths and weaknesses in my personality and abilities. Mystrengths include my strong work ethic, analytical thinking, and ability to connect with others. However, I recognizethe need to improve my time management skills and to be more assertive in certain situations.Goals and Aspirations.My goals and aspirations reflect my values, beliefs,and life experiences. I am passionate about pursuing a career in the field of education, where I can empowerothers to reach their full potential. I am also committedto making a positive contribution to the world through my work and personal actions.Conclusion.This research report on my personal experiences has provided me with a profound understanding of my unique attributes, values, and aspirations. The self-reflection process has been both challenging and rewarding, enabling me to gain a deeper appreciation for who I am and the path I am on. I am confident that the insights gained from this study will continue to guide my personal and professional growth in the years to come.。

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调查报告的英语作文Investigation Report on the Impact of Social Media on Teenagers。

Introduction。

Social media has become an integral part of our daily lives, especially for teenagers. With the rise of platforms such as Facebook, Instagram, and Snapchat, teenagers are spending more and more time on social media. This investigation report aims to explore the impact of social media on teenagers, including its effects on their mental health, social relationships, and academic performance.Methodology。

To conduct this investigation, a survey was distributed to 500 teenagers aged 13-18 from different schools and backgrounds. The survey included questions about their social media usage, feelings of self-esteem, relationshipswith friends and family, and academic performance. In addition, interviews were conducted with mental health professionals and educators to gather their insights on the impact of social media on teenagers.Findings。

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家务调查报告范文英语作文英文回答：Household Survey Report.Background:A household survey was conducted to gather information on the household characteristics, living conditions, and socioeconomic status of residents in a particular area. The data collected is essential for understanding the needs and challenges faced by households and developing appropriate policies to address them.Methodology:The survey was conducted using a stratified random sampling technique, ensuring a representative sample of households across the area. Trained fieldworkers administered structured questionnaires to household headsor responsible adults. The questionnaire covered a range of topics, including:Household composition and demographics.Housing conditions and amenities.Access to basic services (e.g., water, sanitation, electricity)。

Income, employment, and education.Health and well-being.Household expenditures.Key Findings:Household Composition and Demographics: The average household size was [insert number]. Households primarily consisted of nuclear families, with a significant proportion headed by females.Housing Conditions and Amenities: The majority of households lived in detached houses. However, overcrowding was a concern, with an average of [insert number] people per room. Most households had access to basic amenities such as indoor plumbing, electricity, and heating.Access to Basic Services: Most households had access to clean water and sanitation facilities. However, access to reliable and affordable electricity remained a challenge for some households.Income, Employment, and Education: The median household income was [insert number]. Unemployment and underemployment were significant issues, particularly among younger and less educated individuals.Health and Well-being: The overall health status of households was generally good. However, chronic diseases, mental health issues, and substance abuse were prevalent among certain demographic groups.Household Expenditures: Food and housing were the primary household expenses. Transportation and healthcare costs also constituted a significant portion of household budgets.Conclusion:The household survey provides valuable insights into the living conditions and socioeconomic circumstances of households in the area. The findings highlight key areas of concern, such as overcrowding, unemployment, and access to affordable healthcare. This information serves as a foundation for policy formulation and program development to improve household well-being and address the challenges faced by residents.中文回答：家庭调查报告范文。

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人物调查报告英语范文英文回答：I recently conducted a research on a fascinating individual named John Smith. He is a successfulentrepreneur who has built a thriving business empire from scratch. His journey to success is truly inspiring and I would like to share some insights about him.John Smith, a visionary and determined individual, always had a passion for entrepreneurship. From a young age, he exhibited a natural talent for identifying market gaps and finding innovative solutions. For example, when he was only 16 years old, he started a small lawn mowing businessin his neighborhood. He quickly realized that there was a demand for landscaping services, so he expanded hisbusiness to offer gardening and tree trimming services as well. This early venture not only provided him withvaluable experience, but also laid the foundation for his future success.Throughout his career, John has faced numerous challenges and setbacks. However, he never let these obstacles deter him from pursuing his goals. One particular instance that highlights his resilience is when his first business venture failed. Instead of giving up, he took the lessons learned from that experience and used them to launch a new venture. This time, he conducted thorough market research, developed a solid business plan, and sought advice from industry experts. As a result, his second business was a resounding success.John's success can also be attributed to his ability to adapt to changing market trends. He understands the importance of staying ahead of the curve and constantly innovating. For instance, when the digital revolution began to transform the business landscape, John recognized the potential of e-commerce. He quickly adapted his business model and launched an online platform to sell his products. This move not only expanded his customer base, but also increased his revenue significantly.Furthermore, John is known for his strong leadership skills and ability to motivate his team. He believes in empowering his employees and creating a positive work environment. For example, he encourages open communication and regularly holds team-building activities to foster a sense of camaraderie. This approach has resulted in a highly motivated and dedicated workforce, which has greatly contributed to the success of his business.In conclusion, John Smith is an exceptional individual who has achieved remarkable success through his entrepreneurial endeavors. His passion, resilience, adaptability, and leadership skills have played a crucial role in his journey to success. His story serves as a valuable lesson for aspiring entrepreneurs, highlighting the importance of perseverance, innovation, and effective leadership.中文回答：我最近进行了一项关于一位名叫约翰·史密斯的迷人人物的调查。

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人物调查报告英语范文英文回答：Personal Survey Report.1. What is your name?I prefer to keep my name confidential.2. What is your age?I am in my mid-twenties.3. What is your gender?I am female.4. What is your ethnicity?I am of Asian descent.5. What is your religion?I am not religious.6. What is your political affiliation?I am a moderate Democrat.7. What is your educational background?I have a bachelor's degree in psychology and a master's degree in education.8. What is your current occupation?I am a high school teacher.9. What are your hobbies?I enjoy reading, writing, playing the piano, and hiking.10. What are your goals for the future?I hope to continue teaching and make a positive impact on my students' lives. I also plan to pursue my doctorate in education.中文回答：个人调查报告。

1. 你的姓名？我愿意保密姓名。

2. 你的年龄？我二十多岁。

3. 你的性别？女。

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English Survey Report Writing at theIntermediate LevelIn the realm of language learning, English has always been a popular and widely spoken language. As students progress through their academic careers, they are often required to demonstrate their proficiency in the language through various assessments, including writing skills. Among these assessments, the ability to write an English survey report is a crucial skill that students need to master. This article aims to explore the components and techniques involved in writing an effective English survey report, particularly at the intermediate level, which corresponds to the fourth grade in the educational system. **Structure of an English Survey Report**An English survey report typically follows a standard structure that includes an introduction, methodology, results, discussion, and conclusion. Each section plays a vital role in presenting the survey findings and analyzing the data collected.1. **Introduction**: This section introduces the topic of the survey, its purpose, and the research question or hypothesis. It should be brief and engaging, setting the stage for the reader's interest.* Example: "In this survey, we aimed to investigate the preferred learning styles of fourth-grade students andtheir impact on academic performance. We hypothesized that visual learners would outperform auditory learners in certain subjects." 2. **Methodology**: Here, the researcher describes the methods used to collect data, including the survey instrument, sample size, and data collection techniques. This section ensures transparency and reproducibility of the research.* Example: "To gather data, we developed a survey questionnaire containing multiple-choice and open-ended questions. We distributed the questionnaires to 200 fourth-grade students from different schools. The responses were collected, coded, and analyzed using statistical software."3. **Results**: In this section, the researcher presents the findings of the survey, often in tables, charts, orgraphs. The results should be presented objectively and clearly, allowing the reader to understand the data easily. * Example: "The results revealed that 60% of the students preferred visual learning, while 30% preferred auditory learning. The remaining 10% did not express a preference. Furthermore, students who identified as visual learners scored higher in subjects like science and math."4. **Discussion**: In this section, the researcher analyzes the results, compares them with previous studies or theories, and offers explanations or interpretations. This is where critical thinking and analysis skills are demonstrated.* Example: "The findings suggest that visual learners may have an advantage in subjects that require spatial reasoning and visualization. This aligns with previous research indicating that different learning styles can affect academic performance. However, it is important to note that individual differences within the sample may have influenced the results." 5. **Conclusion**: The conclusion summarizes the main findings of the survey, highlights thesignificance of the research, and suggests recommendations or further research directions.* Example: "Overall, the survey provides valuable insights into the preferred learning styles of fourth-grade students and their impact on academic performance. Educators should consider incorporating visual aids and activities into their teaching methods to cater to the diverse learning preferences of students. Future research could explore the effectiveness of personalized learning approaches in improving student outcomes."**Writing Tips for Intermediate-Level Students**When writing an English survey report at the intermediate level, students should keep the following tips in mind:* **Use Simple Language**: Avoid complex vocabulary or sentence structures that may confuse the reader. Stick to language that is clear and easy to understand. * **Organize Content Logically**: Ensure that the report flows smoothly from one section to the next, with a logical transition between ideas. * **Illustrate with Examples**: Use real-world examples or scenarios to illustrate points and makethe content more engaging. * **Proofread and Edit**: Take time to proofread and edit your work to ensure grammar, spelling, and punctuation are correct. Ask a peer or teacher to review your work for feedback.Writing an English survey report at the intermediate level requires careful planning, attention to detail, and practice. By following the structure outlined above and implementing the writing tips, students can develop their writing skills and produce effective survey reports that communicate their findings clearly and coherently.**英语写作调查报告在中级水平的重要性**在语言学习领域，英语一直是受欢迎且广泛使用的语言。

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调查报告英语范文篇一：调查报告英语作文Our school has made a survey---“Don’t keep your worries”.Here are the results.About fifty percent of the students in our school are worries about their have so much homework to do every they feel stressed too thirty percent of the students think their parents are too strict with ’s difficult for them to get along well with their other twenty percent of the students say they are weak in complain that they almost have no time for their hobbies or after school activities.Dear teachers,would you please give us less homework and more time to relax ourselves?Dear parents,we want to take more exercise to keep will do our best and we want to a time to study and a time to play.Our school has made a survey---“Don’t keep your worries”.Here are the results.About fifty percent of the students in our school are worries about their have so much homework to do every they feel stressed too thirty percent of thestudents think their parents are too strict with ’s difficult for them to get along well with their other twenty percent of the students say they are weak in complain that they almost have no time for their hobbies or after school activities.Dear teachers,would you please give us less homework and more time to relax ourselves?Dear parents,we want to take more exercise to keep will do our best and we want to a time to study and a time to play.Our school has made a survey---“Don’t keep your worries”.Here are the results.About fifty percent of the students in our school are worries about their have so much homework to do every they feel stressed too thirty percent of the students think their parents are too strict with ’s difficult for them to get along well with their other twenty percent of the students say they are weak in complain that they almost have no time for their hobbies or after school activities.Dear teachers,would you please give us less homework and more time to relax ourselves?Dearparents,we want to take more exercise to keep will do our best and we want to a time to study and a time to play.Our school has made a survey---“Don’t keep your worries”.Here are the results.About fifty percent of the students in our school are worries about their have so much homework to do every they feel stressed too thirty percent of the students think their parents are too strict with ’s difficult for them to get along well with their other twenty percent of the students say they are weak in complain that they almost have no time for their hobbies or after school activities.Dear teachers,would you please give us less homework and more time to relax ourselves?Dear parents,we want to take more exercise to keep will do our best and we want to a time to study and a time to play.Our school has made a survey---“Don’t keep your worries”.Here are the results.About fifty percent of the students in our school are worries about their have so much homework to doevery they feel stressed too thirty percent of the students think their parents are too strict with ’s difficult for them to get along well with their other twenty percent of the students say they are weak in complain that they almost have no time for their hobbies or after school activities.Dear teachers,would you please give us less homework and more time to relax ourselves?Dear parents,we want to take more exercise to keep will do our best and we want to a time to study and a time to play.Our school has made a survey---“Don’t keep your worries”.Here are the results.About fifty percent of the students in our school are worries about their have so much homework to do every they feel stressed too thirty percent of the students think their parents are too strict with ’s difficult for them to get along well with their other twenty percent of the students say they are weak in complain that they almost have no time for their hobbies or after school activities.Dear teachers,would you please give us lesshomework and more time to relax ourselves?Dear parents,we want to take more exercise to keep will do our best and we want to a time to study and a time to play.篇二：英语调查报告格式a survey about the patriotic emotion of university students nowadays, china is developing very fast. and this is a greatchance for us to catch up with those world powers. but we are also faced with manyproblems. for instance, our national security can`t be guaranteed, and our motherlandhas not been unified. so, it`s really of vital importance for us chinese to love ourmotherland, especially our youngsters, who are the hope of our organize this investigation in order to find out the current condition of howuniversity students love our country. according to the results, we want to put forwardsome useful suggestions for the patriotism education in university. and we hope ourinvestigation could be helpful for our patriotismeducation. firstly， we makequestionnaires concerned with patriotism. then we distributed them to our classmates.after they finished doing them, we take them back and get our conclusion from theiranswers. after we got the statistical data according to the answers to thequestionnaire, we made the graphics below to reveal the results. some of the graphicsare shown below. statistical results of question 1:statistquestion 2: ical results ofstatistical results of question 3:statistical results of question 5:statistical results of question 6:the results of our survey show to us that the contemporary college students havegood patriotic feelings. we have relatively deep understanding of patriotism and mostof us are willing to accept patriotism education. we are concerned about the history,tradition and production condition of china. we also enjoy the achievement after the reformand opening up of china. few of our college students tend to escape joining the army,and what is encouraging is that almost all the students are proud of our race andcountry.thank you for your appreciation ! thank you. members：篇二：调查报告范文2 (英文)1. introductionlibrary is always a symbol of the university. it provides college students withmanypurposethe survey sets its goal at investigating how well the college students can takeadvantage of the resources provided in our school library. then, we hope to give somesuggestions to our school library so that it can be improved in some aspects.subjectsin order to make the survey more persuasive, we did the research among studentsin our university including both undergraduates and postgraduates. 157 copies ofquestionnaires in total were handed out and 150 were collected back which areeffective. interviewees are from different majors and different grades. 41 of themare freshmen, 42 are sophomore, 21 are junior students, 30 are senior students and6 are postgraduates.time and placetime: the survey takes about one week, from november 10th to november 16th, XX.the questionnaires were distributed on november 10th and collected back on november11th.place: hebei polytechnic universityinstrumentquestionnaires are used to collect data. considering the questionnaire in englishmay bring some trouble to the interviewees with different english levels, we adoptthe chinese version instead of the english one(see english and chinese versions inappendices). 1the interviewees are selected at random to make the data more reliable. forinstance, the questionnaires are given to the students studying in classrooms andto those staying in dormitories. what’s more, students from all grades are made sureto participate in this investigation.2. data collection and analysison 10th november, we investigated 157 students, among whom 150 returned theirquestionnaires. the rest did not return or finish for some reasons. to ensure the validity of the survey, the six members in our team were dividedinto three groups to hand out the questionnaires, going to different places andinvestigating different students. most of the interviewees were willingly to helpus with the survey. they finished the questionnaires carefully. among thequestionnaires returned, some questions were not answered, and some were answeredcasually, which brought us some trouble when we did the data collection. in general, most of the information we collected was useful and accurate.data analysis on the use of booksthe analysis on the use of books is based on question 2, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 and10.frequency analysisaccording to question 2 and 4, we get a result as follows (see figure 1).figure 1 2result:as it can be seen from figure 1, most students go to library once or twice a week.some students go there more than five times a week. the freshmen and junior studentsgo to the library more frequently. reasons:1) the freshmen have more spare time and they are curious about the library where they can find almost all the books andperiodicals they are interested in.purpose analysisquestion 5 is designed to know the college students’ purposes of going to the school library. figure 2 3figure3result:figure 2 and 3 reveal that the sophomores and the junior students can make fulluse of the resources in the library. their purposes are clear: they hope to improvethemselves on all aspects. while the freshmen have less pressure, so they prefer theperiodicals just for entertaining and widening their horizon. the seniors andpostgraduates like to read periodicals because they want to help with homework oressay writing and know more about currentbook variety analysisbased on question 9, we get figure 4 :on borrowing booksaccording to the statistics based on question 7 and 8, we learn that % of the students borrow less than 10 books in one semester while % borrow more than30. 70% say that they can finish reading most parts of the borrowed books beforereturning them. this is a good phenomenon. sincedifferent people have different plansfor study, sometimes they don’t need to finish the whole. instead, some parts ofbooks are enough.on facilities and reading roomsin consequence of question 6, it is known that students like to go to the naturalscience 5篇三：英语调查报告范文英语调查报告范文英语>调查报告>范文（一）目前，高等学校在职业教育方面存在着一些突出问题，学校教育与学生就业及市场对人才的需求相脱节，教学实效性较差，教学工作处于尴尬局面。

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